So much more than a museum
The National Horseracing Museum offers a unique venue for your Christmas party this year.
With catering from The Tack Room restaurant, and a venue in the heart of Newmarket, the John Lambton Rooms are the perfect space for your festivities.
John Lambton Rooms
A beautiful space for Christmas celebrations
Originally built to stable horses belonging to the owners of Palace House, the John Lambton Rooms – formerly known as ‘The Mews’ – offer an attractive space for Christmas parties, celebrations and private dining.
We will work with you to accommodate your guests and ensure your event runs smoothly and that everyone has a fantastic time!
Facilities include a private kitchen and state-of-the-art AV system, plus self-contained cloakroom facilities. Tables and seating can be configured to your requirements.
To get in touch, use the enquiry button below and tell us as much information as possible on the form.
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In the heart of Newmarket
Get here with ease
Situated in a former royal palace and stables, NHRM offers an impressive space for your Christmas party. Based in the centre of Newmarket, there are lots of nearby hotels for travelling guests, and we are very close to the A11, A14, M11 and mainline train station.
Locally-sourced food
Catered to your needs
The Tack Room, our on-site restaurant, is the perfect partner for your party. With locally sourced food, a full team of waiting staff and chefs, you won’t need to worry about a thing. We will work with you to ensure your event is memorable in every aspect.
Room hire rates
Get in touch today
Rates are available upon request. Get in touch using the form below or email us with some initial details – such as your preferred date(s), number of guests and any other information, such as evening entertainment ideas or outside space requirements.
The National Horseracing Museum
About Us
We are run as a charitable trust and proudly celebrate Newmarket’s status as the historic home of horseracing.
The National Horseracing Museum is supported by Arts Council England, the National Lottery Heritage Fund, West Suffolk Council, Suffolk County Council, and the racing industry (including Arena Racing Company, the Jockey Club, the Racing Foundation, Tattersalls and Weatherbys), as well as many private trusts, foundations and individuals from the racing world and beyond.
Registered Charity No: 283656
